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Just curious but what exactly is St. Celestine's base size? Someone told me 25mm , someone else locally had it on 40mm terminator base, and I was thinking of putting her on a 60mm base as I have a nicely decorated one and I also proxy her in as a daemon prince for my daemons

Is that a legal use?

http://www.games-workshop.com/gws/catalog/productDetail.jsp?prodId=prod1300012a if you wanna use her as celestine then you need her on a 25mm base it's the rules but as a deamon prince (hope you convert it allot ) then sure take it on a large base.. afterall they do have one.

25mm, like the man said.

At some points she came with 25mm and 40mm bases, which kinda throws a wrench into the whole "Base she comes with" bit.

You could say the opposite for terminators but the 'correct' base is defined now.

 pretre wrote:
You could say the opposite for terminators but the 'correct' base is defined now.

Right, as what the model was supplied with. Is there another part of the book that explicitly outlines what base to put each model on?

Base size, like most modeling topics, is something the main rulebook is mostly silent on. The current base size is obvious. If you got the model with something else, feel fee but prepare to answer the inevitable questions.

If you are playing her as a Daemon Princess, then 60mm base. Just because the other big Daemons are on those too. As for a Battle Sister, go for 25mm or 40mm.

40 is good for doing nice basing, playing you want 25.